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DOI: https://doi.org/10.70169/VJFS.972
ISSN: 1859 - 0373
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CURRENT STATUS OF THE PROCESS OF ACCUMULATION AND CONCENTRATION OF
AGRICULTURAL AND FORESTRY LAND FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION
IN MAI SON DISTRICT, SON LA PROVINCE
Doan Huong Giang1, Nguyen Thi Ha Thanh2, Tran Van Tuan2
1Tay Bac University
2VNU University of Science, Vietnam National University
Vietnam is developing industrialization, urbanization very fast but agriculture still holds an important position in
the economy. The Party and the State of Vietnam have consistently prioritized the reorganization of agricultural
production components and the expansion of large-scale agricultural and forestry land development. Mai Son
district, located in Son La province, is a mountainous district situated in the Northwest region of Vietnam. It is
inhabited by numerous ethnic minorities who engage in traditional agricultural activities. The acquisition and
concentration of agricultural and forestry land in Mai Son district can be categorized into four primary kinds.
The obstacles and complexities impacting the process of gathering and consolidating agricultural and forestry
land include: (i) Land policies; (ii) Conventional and outdated farming techniques; (iii) Insufficient labor force
and labor qualifications. The household survey yielded highly favorable results on the suitability of agricultural
and forestry land in terms of their form, scale, and policies for accumulation and concentration. The rates
achieved ranged from 45% to 70%, indicating a significant level of success.
Keywords: Land accumulation, land concentration, agricultural land, forestry land, sustainable agricultural production,
Mai Son district